Anthony DiMonte Terrorism has unfortunately become a reality that we now must be able to face on our soil.We have been fortunate that many terrorist plots in Canada have been disrupted by our security and police agencies before the perpetrators … Read More
The evolution of paramedicine and how we manage patient care is ever evolving and changing with evidence of new research or the invention of new technology.The act of immobilizing a trauma patient to a long rigid board, known as a … Read More
By Lyle Brewster, Amanda Hlushak and Martin Nichols Abstract Introduction This literature review wasconducted to critically compare community paramedic programs used worldwide in order to propose a credible model appropriate for Australia.A comparison is presented on the role of a … Read More
By Liberty Fallon “It is a good thing you came in to see me today, Mr. Jones, you have some fluid beginning to build up in your lungs. If you had waited a couple more days, I believe you would … Read More
By Natalie Harris It’s 0600 and the tones go off an hour from the end of your night shift. The noise makes your heart jump out of your chest like every other time; being woken up in this way is … Read More
Grainne Kent RD BSc(Hons.) PGDip(Dietetics)1,Paige Mason BA(Kinesiology)(Hons.)2, Alan Batt DipEMT GradCertICP MSc(c) CCP2,3 1. National Health Service, United Kingdom. 2. Fanshawe College, London, Ontario, Canada. 3. Centre for Prehospital Research, University of Limerick, Ireland. Introduction We live in a world … Read More